It was a quiet day and the shores echoed with that familiar twittering melody "Who saws for you?" "Who saws for you?"Knowing I was in for a rare glimps of the great horned howl, I was twittering in anticipation.I knew I must steady my nerves so I would hold the camera steady. Chug, chug, chug, I drained the jug. What I was able to capture on film has never been seen before, and I know many will remain skeptical .Dr. I.M. Leary can only describe the critter as a crossbreed  between beaver and bird, pointing out that the beaver tail and chisel teeth are clearly beaver, yet the tale tale bird song and horned howl characteristics show a mixture of both..how could this happen.....guess I don't have a flying clue :question

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